Complete Bed

This parametric fully dressed Revit bed family is certainly a head turner! Available in the three most common sizes: full, queen and king, (each in a separate file) this bed also includes: shams, rectangular cushions, square cushions, fluffy pillows and a bolster. Materials also play an important role in this bed, allowing you to even assign different materials to the front and back of the comforter for complete customization. Textures are displayed correctly in all parts of the bed, including the organic looking comforter, the pillows, shams, cushions and bolster. A must have item in your library.

This Revit family complete bed comes with the following customizable parameters and options:

Bed comes in three sizes++ (in three separate files to keep the size down):

• Full Size
• Queen Size
• King Size

++ Sizes different than these pre-configured ones will turn off the throw and the comforter and display only one pillow in the center.

The following parts of the bed can be turned on/off:

• Shams
• Rectangular Cushion
• Square Cushion
• Bolster

Part of the materials can be found in the Properties, while the rest of the materials can be found in the Materials Browser.

Material parameters in the properties:

• Bed Skirt
• Bolster
• Box Spring
• Legs
• Mattress

Materials (material names) found in the Material Browser:

• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Bolster Piping
• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Comforter Back
• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Comforter Front
• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Pillows
• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Rectangular Cushion Piping Back
• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Rectangular Cushion Piping Front
• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Rectangular Cushion Piping Piping
• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Shams
• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Square Cushion Back
• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Square Cushion Front
• Bed Full/Queen/King+++ – Square Cushion Piping

+++ Depending on the file you use (full, queen or king file)

* Hybrid families combine native Revit objects with other 3D applications’ objects for a more organic and realistic look to the families. The objects coming from other 3D applications are configured to NOT have mesh lines (only outlines) and to display in black.